Sebastian: if I remember correctly if you use a multiple selection field on
a page when you submit the form the contents of the selected items on the
field are sent via a comma delimited string, so you would just have to do
$Array=split(,, $String) to retrieve all of the selected values of the
form.
This way you can still use javascript to manipulate your form and not worry
about how many selections a user makes.
Later
At 01:25 PM 10/2/2001 +0200, Sebastian wrote:
Hi all
If i use multiple select fields in a from
i use name[] to access it in php afterwards
select name=aname[] multiple
optiontest1/option
optiontest2/option
/select
i can then access in php $name and it has its the elements that were
selected.
my problem now is that i can't access name[] with javascript...
if i try
javascript
alert(document.fo.neme[].value);
/javascript
gives an error...
is there another way to neme the seletc field?
if i use name=aname
then i only get one selected value in php.
thanks
sebastian
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